The topic of what one wants to be when one grows up is becoming more pressing in many teens' lives, and many teenagers respond by ignoring it or becoming agitated about future plans like college. What are some ways that you as a parent can help your teen prepare for college life? A teen-friendly approach is the greatest place to start. Here are some pointers for parents like yourself who'd like to help.
Driving makes getting from place to place a lot easier. Sadly, though as much as driving is convenient, the world of driving has its own challenges. Let's look at safety on the road and some of the precautions you can take in order to minimize potential harm to your family members.
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To help rid yourself of anxiety and stress, you should pre-register at the hospital you plan to attend. Additionally, you should inform the hospital staff of your labor and delivery preferences. If all the information is known beforehand, then you don’t have to worry about miscommunication and other possible misunderstandings on behalf of the hospital staff.
Divorce is difficult for all members of the family. Not only do the adults seeking marriage dissolution have to cope with the reality of permanent separation, but the kids of the family must also adjust to the changes. Teens are especially sensitive to the effects of divorce, which is why parents must take more time to ensure their adolescents are coping well. Here are a few tips for helping teens manage their anxiety amid a divorce.
Your teen has worked to earn their driver's license. Now comes the moment they have been waiting for and the time you may dread: picking out their first vehicle. It may be scary to think of your child hitting the road without you in the passenger's seat. You can, however, make the most of this exciting time in your teen's life by helping them pick out their first vehicle.
The truth is that children and teens learn by watching and hearing what we say and do. When we model confidence and high self-esteem, we teach them. When we model good work ethics and acceptance of others, we show teens how they should behave and help them develop confidence.
As a granddaughter I have fond memories of my grandmother.
Snuggling up on the coach, laying back in her lap and cooking in the kitchen.
I never gave one thought about her shape or size.
She was perfect in my eyes.
Warm, soft and comfy.
As a grandmother I often remind myself my granddaughters don’t care what size and shape I am.
What they care about is how they feel when they are with me.
They are seen, heard, smothered in love and always know grandma provides a safe space.
~ Carol Lawrence
Best Selling Author, Books/Card Decks/Courses for #consciousliving Also @carolclawrence on Twitter & Instagram!
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